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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
MODERN JERUSALEM.
Views from Mount Olivet and a HiIl-To
 on the Bethlehem Road

N1eWS rom Mount OItVeG ana a H1ll-IOp on the Bethlehem Road
 The Holy City looked very prosper ous and beautiful from this point (Mount OliveO, and the wind in the olives made a pleasant sound; so we stood and looked and the sacred teach ings from all our lives came up about us whole aud fair, as they had been before we saw the Jerusalem of to-day. A rough field lay all about us, with scanty soil, where the gnarled old olives, standing apart looked as if they had fought hard for life. And all over the place wherever nature pre- dominated over the slight cultivation, there grew a low bush-they call it ''chaparrar' in Texas-it is all thorns and gray; at least, the leaves had not yet appeared. Everywhere they grew, these low, thorny bushes; so it was not far they had to seek the Master s crown.
 On top of the Mount there are few dirty novels and mosque with high minaret, from the top of which we had a beautiful view. The dead sea, lying blue and still, low down among its verdureless hills-the course of the Jordan outlined in green-Jerusalem Bethany, and all about the white roads winding away among the curv- ing hills.
 Another view we had which equaled fhig, hiII Ion, hn OoA to Bethlehem. From this we saw the Dead sea and Olivet. Jerusalem and Mizpeh, Bethlehem and all the fair green plains where still the shepherds watch their f1ocks. By the time one makes the journey to Bethlehem. how ever, one has become dull and unen- thusiastic. The town is dirty and the guide talks on incessantly; the man. ger, neatly finished marble box; the Altar of the Star, the Altar of the h. nocents, the tomb of St. Jerome and the tomb of St. Paula seem all to be of equal value in the eyes of the Fran ciscan brother who shows them to you.
 But the cell of St. Jerome; just the place gloomy dyspeptic would choose for his abode; this seemed of more worth. Rather damp it was, with the light coming in from above. and not very much of it; but not at all unin- habitable. Upstairs the Greek church is impressive-impressive, because of its perfect simplicity; for the brown rafters are all unpainted and ungilded, and are the resting places of many sparrows and swallows, whose twitter- ing and chirpings filled the cool gloom. It reminded me of the peaceful Campo Santo at Pisa; and with Gethsemane, and the wheat fields about Bethany, is the calmest memory have of Jerusa- lem.-Cor. Louisville Courier Journal.
 Captain Johnson Sides, an intelli- gent Piute Indian, says that the idea prevalent among the whites that the Flutes are gradually diminishing in numbers is incorrect. The census re- turns of 1880 show that there were at that time only 3,70O, but he says many of them were not counted, and that there were fully 5000. He estimates the present number of the tribe at fully 5000, and probably 9,500.-M F. Sun
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

THE burden of song is too great when a singer can not carry the tune. N O. Picdyuns.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

BEST, easiest to use and cheapest Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. soc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

A sHoP-LITrER-an earthquake -CIevs- land SuR
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
To be Ah.oIutnlx CartaIn

WHERE ignorance is bliss, the hot handle of a shovel is blister.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

"How it all comes back to mel" dramatically exclaims the poet, opening a thick parcel of rejected verse
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

ABOUT the worst examples a boy meets with are in the arithmetic.-PHek
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
WORTH winning-a jack-pot.-PueE

THE monarch of dreams-Welsh rabbit Puck
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

WHAT feat is the most trying to the 80 dieri Defeat.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

FowLPLAY-hatching eggs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

LISTING lies bring serious sorrows.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

TIE golden mean-s miser.- Y Gshin0to. Critic
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

A rREsHEr should always be abridged.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25

NEVER abuse a mule behind his back, Puck
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-25
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 Grysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes. Scrof-
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 "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE" Thoroughly cleanse it by using pr. PierceH Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits. vital strength and bodily health will be established
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
sREvITiEs.

Sus Rises ITO. Sun sox SIS
Try Buns coal you Will like IL.
T1y Buga'r ooAi yoa viii surely ike IL.
". 8. kimbis, grocer. znd and Just,sor,.
Birds and oagas =, Parksrs's. East snd,
miIlnrd Y. Davis, jewelsr, . L. enc ssrsa,
C.ty Lsurdry. Sixth and shipleJ stree.
Zine Is X. Rinxr. As Hsnrs, 10 n. FcuYta
Agents for DUNLAP hats. kunfe I'd
brothers, hsttsrs.
Cheapest place 70 buy window shades ..
lo3 West Eighth street.
Second hand furniture bought and sold ai
I'll West Front street. Charles Nickerson.
Washing machine for sale at Picksl's stove
ftore. East Fourth st.
Tho cheapest haI house In the city
RumfOrd Bros 4O4 Market street.
Get your furniture reuphoiste ct Fred
q. Hodges'. 1903 West Eighth street.
This is the time TO get good work for little
money At Hodges, l03 W. Eighth street.
Order an easy chair or psrlor suit at Fred
q. Hodh es'. lo3 West Eighth street
Fish ard oysters fresh every day at Pen
nelPs. Second and King streets.
Go to u. II. Moore's stalls, ~ and "a SEQ
ord stroct market, tor your good butter and
cheese, who and retail.
Infants clothing snd ladios underwea,
street.
For fine print tub and roll butter, cream
cheese, poultry, oic., go 70 Chas n. Hud
soma stalls, 30 and 81 CITY Market Specia
rates TO largo buyers
John Cullen bryant is located at aze Il
End street, and no Is prepared, as in forme
years. 10 supply Bibles, albums, encyclope.
ctas abd Gt5SF caoice WORK, at the logas
cash prices. Rr. Bryant gaassn.sss4 j q
tho quality and price OF every article sbt
| sells both on the cash AMI insssllment pIal
| OF small weekly payments.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
A Double Track to be Laid.

1t Is stated that owing to the In.
creased business on the Delaware Rail.
road, IL has been determined to lay q
double track, ard that engineers are
now engaged In stalking 1t Off. Work
city to Wyoming, q distance of Atty
one miles. before the close of the sum
mer. Tho work OF laying this track
will be comparatively easy, as the
greater part OF the road has side tracks,
all OF which are in excellent order. and
some miles In length. These will only
have 10 be connected to make the double
track complete. 1t is probable that ere
long the double track will be laid to
Cape Charles City. a distance Of 200
miles.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

The sale OF Thomas 3. Robinson o
Brandy wine Hundred on Monday wa,
largely attended, ard bidding, under
the inspiring influences of Stidham s
Sons, auctioneeIs, was quite spirited
and the prices realized generally were
very satisfactory. Horses sold for Sl0t
to S!20, COWS $50 to $40, sheep 81. 20 pei
head, hay Slo.25 per ten, corn 5lc. pei
bushel, mower $40, and farming uten
sils at q fair rate.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
Rehearsal To- Night

Tho Tuesday Club will this evsning
com mence the reht arsal of the choruses
of the orator 10 of "EijAh," which they
intend to present at the Opera Houss
Society of Philadelphia, of which Pro-
tend to present the Creation" thip
spring, and 1t 10 probabls the Tuesday
Club will 60 to rhilads,pnI the nigh.
1t is .:iyen aua hssist In its pre- esentatton.
n tt!s plan Is carried into effect It will
give n chorus OF about 25o voices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
hon GALE,

! out the entire
Iamonds. watches
y, solid silver and
b ware, and fine
continues every
During the day
Ing az private sale
prices. Persons
like to attend
ay find it to their
to examine our
ee what induce
offering now. |
at many say this
vertising scheme
m p .tiyely'go-
lsiness and have
nted. l want to
by the a5th Of
oner If possible.
get bargains.
SMYTIi,
II Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
Broke Through the sce

On Sunday as IA year-old boy
named Timbites, was walking on tn,
ice Oh the Brandywine, near Risiug
Sun, hs broke through. Some boys
who were on the bank cav the acoi
oident, and with great presence Of
mind secured some planks, and BY
laying them ON the ice succeeded In
pulling him out OF hts periious position
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
a Book That All Want.

III coo copies Of "The Child's Bible, u
published by Cassell 81 Co, of N. Y
nave been sold ia this country and In
Great Britain. The people OF Whining
ton are giving the work hearty wei
come No more precious gift can BE-
p'acsd In tue hands of q child; while
the youth, tito middle aged and tbs
aged largely road the work. Examine
and seCnre IL while you can.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
Proceedings of the Legislature
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DOVER, Jan. 24-House met at .
| p. IN.
Mr.. Temple gave notice OF an aci
authorizing the Recorder of DECIDE ol
Kent County TO procure a new seal.
] Mr. Norney offered joint resoluti
] authorizing the Chairman OF the In.
surance Committee to draw on State
Treasurer for $l43 to cover expense at
tending the Inaugural
Ga motion of Mr.. Wilson the item,
which included earrings hire, music
lired help, etc, were read, and tht
| resolution adopted.
Mr.. Ware offered resolution thai
the Senate be requested to return e. the
House the House bill entitled an act to
re-inoorporate the Wilmington Goa
Gas Company. Adopted
Mr.. Jones presented divorce petition
of Nellie +. Rathel vs. Wn. Rathel
Iof Kent County. Read and referred.
MI. Daisey presented q nnmerously
signed remonstrance against the passage
of any act repesiinR the act prohibiting
the catching of cells in Indian river.
Notice was given OF the following
bills:
By Mr.. Ware, amendment TO charter
of Ferris Rsform Schoo'; to incorporate
Portland Paving Company of Della ware;
supplement to act provittpg for iiiotio
children of Delaware; an aNend meat
to Mechar les lien law.
BY Mr.Chandler to incorporate Green,
bank Ice Company.
Mr.. ware introd uced bill to amend
charter to Mutual loan ssociation.
Mr.. Norney. fron special com III nttee
70 examine library, presented report,
which Was read and the COMMITTEES dis.
charged
Mr.. Wilson preae..yea the petition in
divorce of Bey.ps N. Kane vi. Alice
Kane. Referred.
oa Doiion of Mr.. Ware, n conference
Committee on the coal com hination wac
appointed, and Meosrs. Ware, Norm y
and Temple were named as tho com.
mittee.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
List OF Public saIss.

Jan. n, Thomas Lyman, at Court House
:" II, +. X. & II. H.Banks, Brandy vine lid
Feb Q. samuel Handy Brandwin, HID.
q J. r. Ratiedgs. Christiana, Hd
3, W. and II. U. Passmore, Uhristi
ana Hundred.
3, A. VI. Tyson. horses, at Chester.
I delaware CLARK. near Glaszo v, Del
IL, J FRANK Riggs, Court House.
l5, J. N. Lee. Rrandywiae Hid.
10, George Hill, horses, Media.
10. Derrlckson d TrimbIe, Brand y Hid
II, Mary h. litter, Pencadef Hd.
10, Nero Back us, city.
.' Il, Douglas3 Morrison, White Clay
Oreok Hundred.
~, Jas. II. Olsrk, near Delaware City
" ~, Derrickson g. Oallawsy, Brandy
- ~ M tller and Jos. Forwood Brandy
'' 20, Thos CLARK, New Oastle Hid
y. Wash ington King. Pencader 3D.
"a, Nathaniel Thompson, Penoader IA d
-" 26. =. Broadhent W. %. Hid.
March l. John II. EMORY, N. q. HID.
l, W. 5. Talley. nj iller and jog
Forwood, Chris.iana HID.
., W. X. b h. b. Hollingsworth,
Chyisiana.
3, W. r. Powell, Pencader Hundred
I. Mofarlin s. Banks. N. q. HID.
8, Welcin MoElwee, White
Olay Greek Hundred.
o, W. W. Calhoun, Red Lion HID.
10. W. +. Thompson, N. u. Id.
" Latimer h II ALL Ohrlstiana Nd.
II, Peoples h sheldon. Christi. I'D.
- II, ii. W. Mousley, Brandy Hid.
10, samuel Handy, brandy Hid.
I" 10, J. W. Quest. near Claymont
17,Charles +. Quest, Brandy hd.
- Is. A. Valentine, Brandywine Id
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
AHs Bneeked IN tho Head q. Fifth and
Market.

AG. kneeked IN tho Head =. Fifth and
Market.
Last night while onr special reporter
was making bis usual rounds his atsen-
tion was attracted by q gathering OF
people at Fifth and Market streets, and
rs his business requiree him to look
into all such matters he hastsned to the
scene. To his great surprise 1t was
nothing more than those people who
take advantage Of tho advice given
through the columns of the REPUBLI
CAN, Wilmington's favorite paper, ad.
vising all who have to work hard for
their almighty dollar TO patronize M.
Meyers bona fids selling out sale, where
high prices on clothing have been
stabbed to the heart, and big profits
have been knocked in tho head. Re-
mem ber, it's on the northwest corner OF
Fifth and Market streets. and don't you
forget 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

George Woods, Absslom Wahls,
Patrick Dougherty and William VIII
liams were adjudged guilty OF drunk.
enness at MoBday's session of the
city court and fined 81 al d oosts each.
VIM. Cram mer was fined 81 and costs,
Hugh r. Mccoy, Wilson Miller and
George Mace were each fined % and
costs, and Henrietta Wright, colored,
81 and costs for being drunk and disor.
derly.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

that T. W. Steward, -four and feed
healer. 4th and King, has full line OF
VIM. Lea q Sous fiou-, wholesale and
retail; Cooch Bros Snowflake and
champion, also u. Schumncher's -four
and rolled oats, Graham -four, buck.
wheat flour, &c. All kinds of feed,
grail, hsy md straw. Orders II csived
for coal.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
Real Estate Put chased

The dwelling At No. 140O Delaware
avenue has besn purchased by the Hon
Charles Lore, who intends to Yemods O.
aud improve it for a resideuoe after he
has finished his term in Congress. L,
was bought from the Central Loan As.
sociation for $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

Last Sunday boy named Henry
Barker, vi resides on vandever ave.
nue., Tell into the Brandy wine and m stie
narrow .5caps ffone being drowned
Just after he was rescued ho was seized
with ~, caused 1t Is supposed by Lis
cold bath.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

The Hawaiian "Gazstte," received In
San Francisco, says o new island has
been discovered In the Pacific ocean IN
latitude 10 degrees % minutes south,
longitude 143 degrees 26 minutes.
1t Is two and one half miles long, al
covered with tress. The Gazette says
it has been named Allison Island, but
by whom 1t was discovered and named
10 not known.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

Janney, 3o3 King street, has opened
the season for choice York State pota-
toes. Juat received. 3 large oonsign-
ment from the best potato section Of
New York. viii sell To the trade In
quantities to suit at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

JUDGE MALONE, OF North Carolina
a near relative OF Senator Vance, assert
that the indepea lent movement In hi
State Is permanent, AMI that 1t will de
prive the Democrats OF the eleoiora
vote next year.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
"Rougn on Rats" 4"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks,
jack rabbits, sparroNs, gophers. 15c.
At dr1RRiBts.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
- -
sROugh on PIios, Z"

Why suffer piles? Immediate relief
and complete cure guaranteed. Ask
for "Rough on Piles" Sure cure for
itching, protruding, bleeding or any
form of plies. 50o, At druggists or
mailed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
NV daughter suft rad o,a.,,r ~,

My daughter suff red greatly with
neuralgia In the face and forehead and
was unable to sacure any relief Isaw
Salvation OIL nd dvertised, sent for q bot
tie, ana one application gave ca lire re
lief.
j. 8. McCAULLEY, (PolioemanO
Residence 2u4 N. Bond st., Baito.
Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
TO NIGHT,

One Thousand 5-cent Cigars for cen to
Ono Thousand 10'csnt Cigars for cent
Great Tobacco Mart,
Seventh and Orange streets.
CHAPMAN, Son 81 Co.
p. S.-Look for Mondays specially.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

corrects offensive odors at once. Com
plete cure Of worst chronic cases; ais.
IN equaled rs garRle for diphtheria, sor,
throat, foul breath. soc.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

/ have been troubled with cstarrh-
Ely's Cream Balm has proved to be the
article desired. believe IL is the on ~
cure.-L. b. Coburn, Hardware Mer-
chant, Towanda, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

To morrow promises to be fair and
rather warmsr. Thursday fair to par
italy clondy, with rising temper nature,
ind locating rain.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
Bohemian Budu OILS Iseer

s tonic, ursarpassed; as n beverage,
'nriVaieJ; absoi utely and entirely pure;
o cents psr ouzeD. JAMES 4 KELLEY
Family Liquor Dealer, s. W. corner
,onth and Sh!pley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
NNtIOa.

Owing to tae fire, James Brad ford I
Office will be at No. 225 Shipley stree
until further notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
Creamery Sold.

The creamery at Fourth and Shipiey
streets, which WAS established about
two years ago by Thomas Tatnall, aud
has since bean conducted by him, hsf
been sold to William p. Rey bolB, 9ho
will hereafter conduct the business.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

An eminent Presbyterian divine an
nouncsd to his congregation that be
must take vacation on account oi
bronchitis; the elders raised his salary
and gave him DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
He was cured.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

to buy hand knit hoods, mitts and leg
gins very cheap at Hukill & Poist's,
second and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was a hid, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

An Indian boy wanted TO hang him.
self after seven school girls had kissed
him. lie didn't, for he found they had
given him nothing more serious than o
cold, which be speedily cured with DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup, and then married
the prettiest one.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

leaving viluo OF permn-
mont investments. So. sb- -,e2s o.
from which to derive fu!ure revenue
The estim sied income for 1887 from
rents and Interest on permanent invest
uonts OF the corporation 10 %, 500, leav.
ing q balance Of about 81 800 to be pro
vidsd for by voluntary contributions
aud by donations from the Levy Court.
This nmount Is based on the present I
cumber OF inmates, aud as the nu % ber
will probably be consid O. ably inoreas cd
during the year, II larger amoant will
| oe needed TO provide for them, thus
showing the absolute necessity for
liberal contributions from our citizens
and the Levy Court In order that tie
school may be austsinoj.
At present there are only hfieen per
Isons who contribute 30 per anuum, nud
1.-TWO persons " i'll cJnIttbu.o s. per y ear
for five years, making the total amount
to be derived from ths annual contribu
tors but Si6. IL Gre are ave life mem.
bers who have contributed $40 each.
Tho present. superintendent of the
school is Mr. Newton Chandler, who
was elected May 13th, 1856. His ad
ninistration has been vory satisiSc.
tory.
The number Of boys admitted to the
school from January /, 1888 10 January ,
| l. 1887, Was IA, of which number 1 was
years old, 2 were IL, were 12. l was
IA. were 10 ! was Is apd was 18 The
| offences for which they weEe com mitted
were: Theft, 3; burg lary. 1; vagrAncy,
4; incorrigibiliby, O; vero committed
by the county oourts, o by magistrates
and l by the municipal cont. In ma
tionality IL we're AmericaDs, (wbiie 3
and colored 81. and 3 were Irish. w he u
received ito b? school, o Id not know
the alphabet, 2 knew IL bat could not
read, and the Iest could read with
greater or l.ss facility;9 could not
writ and 8 could write a little; 8 knew
nothing OF arithmetic aud 6 had pro.
gressed slightly; IS vera entirely iguo
rant OF geography and had made some
advance. All are now reading with
more or less facility; 4 eau write letters
to frierds and the others have mad u
2ood progress; all have progressed In
arithmetic and are study ing geogra
ply.
The report OF the school committee
strongly confirms tho above report of
he super.ntendent as regards the pro-
gress Of the boys In learning, and lay .
IOTp excellent suggestions rs to the
arrangement OF the toys. The disci-
pline i5 mild fnd hind but Arm, and
the progress of tha boys In Industry and
obediencs has fully answered. tho ex
pectations of the msnagers. Ii is the
liD OF tbs institution to cultivate the
inte ltctnal and moral faculties, to
establish habits OF industry and useful
aess, CT self 2over2 ment and respect
ma thus return 10 those that aave been
inmates to society es valuable mem-
0ers, prepared TO advance tha best In
'erei ts of the con munity. Thego means
Also tend to arrest, 10 certain degree,
ha acIw into ont AIN shouses aud iails,
which are bat poor raformets, Anu
rat her sorve to perporuate their kind.
The patfose, Of the gchool above set
Tor h, must commend it to every rieb,
linking mind and should lead to
ihsral contributions and beques,s,
especially from the citizsns OF thlt
c!un ty. BY order OF the Board OF
Managers. g. HARLAN, Pres ident.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
(rgains and
| Of the
Ason.

kre new looking
hers for 1rou-
to assist the
ouy the sea
nes the "Bar-
be II an that S
Vantage Of the
.table sale.
pr an Overcoat,
clf out Of oui
or the Bargain
BIS OF the sea.
!, our word fol
I've Dollars ir
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

NJ ihe hRrUBLIoAN Otfios ia the shsd,
o'N'ceL 10 o'clock II o'ciool
81 40p 46
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25
w anted For Dinner.


A good piece of beef, mutton or yea
at Lovell's stall, II 2nd street marke!
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

Bld me discourse, and l will enphant
ehine ear with tales OF astounding cures
OF all sorts Of suffering by Salvation
OIL. Price only rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

just arrived twenty Ave cosy chests
OF our celebrated SOC tea; try It' Grip.
pens, o East Second street,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

Tho Rapidity OF Progress Toward
Health,

Aho hhpiutty OF RrOSrebs Toward
Health,
Even when q good remedy for disease
Is selected, depends in rome measure
upon the manner In which 1t is taken
Irregular, interrupted doses can afford
no fair test Of the tficscy OF any medi.
cine, how ever salutary. Taken In proper
doses at prescribed intervals, reliable
curative will effect the object Of It's use
Among remedies which, systematically y
and persistently used, accomplish
thorough and lasting cures, and pre-
vents the recurrence OF periodic disease,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ranks espe-
cially high. In cases Of dyspepsia, de-
bility, rheumatism, fever and ague,
liver complaint, inactivity OF the kid.
Deys and bladder, constipation, and
other organic maiadies, 1t is a tried
remedy, TO which the medical brot er-
hood have lent their pIofs ssional sane
tion, and which. as tonic, alterati We
and household specific for disorders Of
the stomach, liver and bowels, has an
unbounded pularity,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

Three. brick, No. 1908 Van Burel
street. Good order and pleasant home
Apply At REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

the leading photographer ior first clast
photographs, 617 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-25

For g,od coal 20 50 Bush's. French
street wharf.